Utah Medical Reviews

3.0

33% would recommend to a friend

(11 total reviews)

Kevin L. Cornwell

36% approve of CEO

33% positive business outlook

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11 reviews
1.0
11 Jan 2016
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

-If you have a pulse, you're qualified and they will hire you -They pretend having a college degree is mandatory but many of the product managers and engineers don't have one. People were hired with no experience at all. -4 out of 60 employees who work there are respectful to others and good human beings -Opportunities to advance due to the high turnover rate in the sales department -Good benefits (that they don't like you to use)

Cons

-Odd culture of negativity and condescension that streams down from the top and is completely toxic to the company and the working environment. -No job security. -Agreements and promises are never fulfilled. -No professionalism. -Insufficient training and no structured training to put it mildly. -All training material and most products are outdated, no innovation. -You are expendable, no one is valued. -If you have a suggestion, keep it to yourself, they don't want to hear it. -Complete absents of communication

1.0
25 Jan 2017

Hostile work environ where employees are not trusted

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Appreciated my time at UTMD for the professional filler on my resume. I learned firsthand just how bad a bad employer can be.

Cons

During my time at UTMD, it felt like the leader was a controlling megalomaniac more concerned with boosting eps than growing the business. With little to no new products, they were saving their way to growth. Regrettably, it made for a hostile environment where good employees left and/or did not speak up.

1.0
2 Oct 2016

Candidates beware

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Collect an easy paycheck Get to work 50 hours a week! No cell phone's allowed

Cons

The CEO has his hand in everything- micromanage to the tenth degree. The best part, it doesn't stop at him. It's not what you picture when applying for a sales position in the medical device industry. There's a rotating door of sales reps and managers. Will prey on recent college grads "who don't know any better." My advice, take a look at one of the many device companies in Utah or spread those wings and look outside of Utah, so many opportunities to be had i.e. associate medical device rep. Btw, there's no commission despite what you're told.

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